IziMentor

A mentor wanted to bring together the French-speaking West African entrepreneurs he was coaching: a private community, his courses sold one at a time, ready-to-use resources, and a monthly challenge with rewards for the most active members.

All of it had to be paid for simply — a subscription for access, one-off purchases for the courses — with payment methods that fit the market.

IziMentor, an ecosystem in a single space:

• a private community, open around the clock, with personal feedback and group reviews;
• a catalogue of courses bought one at a time — WordPress, video editing, YouTube, sales funnels, AI — each with its price;
• templates and ready-to-use resources;
• monthly challenges, and a pool paid out every month to the most active members;
• a network of opportunities: gigs, collaborations, clients.

Access on a six-month or yearly subscription, cancellable before renewal.

Making three ways of paying live in one account: a recurring subscription for access, one-off purchases for courses, and monthly rewards flowing out of the platform to members. Each has its own cycle, failures and rules — a lapsed subscription must not take away a purchased course, and a reward must go out exactly once.

The answer is a single ledger of what each member owns and owes, from which everything else follows: what they see, what they are charged, what they are paid.

A platform where the mentor publishes a course, opens a challenge and watches the community live without keeping the books by hand — and where a member keeps what they bought, subscribed or not.